In any case, what you would probaby get with that setting would be for Resin to call the init() method of the servlet generated from the JSP, not making a ficticious call to your JSP as for that you need a request, a response to send back to the browser etc. If you don't have such things (request, response), it does not make much sense to use a JSP. You might want to look for an alternative using template languages that are not that much http-request oriented, like, for example, a context listener that reads/processes a freemarker template or similar approches.
S! D. S'està citant Aaron Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I just want to call a JSP at startup, where I can use JSTL to make some > database calls, set some application variables and populate an application > scope hashmap. I don't want to code the logic in a servlet, because I want > a non-Java programmer to be able to modify the JSP page in the future. > > Aaron ---------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ resin-interest mailing list [email protected] http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/resin-interest
